Unit 1 Grammar #1

Which of these sentences is a run on sentence? 

• The day we went to the park was so fun!
• Will runs quickly up the hill, so he can catch his friend.
• I can't wait to go to the park because I love to play and it's a beautiful day. 
• I love to walk around, it helps me get out my energy. 

What is the subject of this sentence?
The story was about a little kitten that ran away. 

• story 
• little kitten 
• ran away 
• about 

Which sentence is a complete sentence?

• Fun to be going to the grocery store. 
• Enjoy when we go to the store.
• Grocery store is far away.
• Fred likes to go to the grocery store.

What is the best way to combine the sentences? 
Kate and Ella were giggling. The movie was funny. 

• Kate and Ella were giggling because the story was funny. 
• Kate and Ella were giggling, or the movie was funny. 
• Kate and Ella were giggling, and the movie was funny. 
• Kate and Ella were giggling why the story was funny. 

Which of these sentences is a run on sentence? 

• He started to run, but was yelled at by the teacher. 
• He started to run and heard the teacher yell but didn't stop. 
• He started to run and ran the whole way home. 
• He started to run and ran into the wall. 

What is the subject of this sentence? 
The pillow was very soft and great to sleep on. 

• sleep 
• soft 
• pillow
• great to sleep 

How would you combine these sentences? 
It's my birthday! I want to eat chocolate ice cream. 

• It's my birthday, so I want to eat chocolate ice cream.
• It's my birthday because I want to eat chocolate ice cream. 
• It's my birthday, why do I want to eat chocolate ice cream. 
• I want to eat chocolate ice cream, it's my birthday. 

Which of these sentences is a complete sentence? 

• Play soccer outside today.
• You play soccer outside. 
• Soccer game is there. 
• I want to play soccer outside.